RE: [ros-general] Booting problem [0.2.0]: can't find exports & mouse

[theUser BL]

> # running
> # > loadros system32\ntoskrnl.exe system32\hal.dll /DEBUGPORT=SCREEN 
> bootc.lst

I think, you tried to run ROS from DOS, too.

But have a look at
http://reactos.com:8080/archives/public/ros-general/2004-March/000824.html

Let ROS installed in C:\reactos and create additional a boot-floppy-disk, on 
which FreeLoader is.
Then let the floppy in its drive and run it be rebooting the computer.

Greatings
theuserbl

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[Bernd Blaauw]

how to create the bootfloppy?
is the program for writing freeldr to diskette delivered with ReactOS?
can it run from DOS?
can it run from Windows? (autorun.inf entry maybe?)
can it run from ReactOS? (guess not, as long as floppy is disabled).

@echo off
rem this is boot.bat
if "%1"=="makebootdisk" goto freeldr
echo ReactOS loading through DOS no longer supported.
echo please type %0 makebootdisk
goto end
:freeldr
echo The Freeldr installer is called INSTALL.EXE
install.exe A: FAT
copy freeldr.sys a:
copy freeldr.ini a:
echo FreeLoader bootdisk made.
echo Reboot from floppy and thus load ROS succesfull.
goto end

> > # running
> > # > loadros system32\ntoskrnl.exe system32\hal.dll /DEBUGPORT=SCREEN
> > bootc.lst
>
> I think, you tried to run ROS from DOS, too.
>
> But have a look at
> http://reactos.com:8080/archives/public/ros-general/2004-March/000824.html
>
> Let ROS installed in C:\reactos and create additional a
> boot-floppy-disk, on  which FreeLoader is.
> Then let the floppy in its drive and run it be rebooting the computer.
>
> Greatings
> theuserbl

hey guys, be brave, download the iso

http://129.125.140.135/~w3seek/

burn it to a cd, reboot and do an install. i've done this with every
version i've downloaded and it has NEVER corrupted my win98 installation.
i once had to "fdisk /mbr" and "sys c:" when it all went tits up, but i
never lost data. come on, all your important stuff is backed up anyway,
isn't it?
les